- You may be well aware of using the space bar…to start and stop playback on clips,…if there's another way that allows you…to play clips forwards, backwards,…and even in fast foward motion.…Let's see how we can use J, K, and L keys…to move across selected clips with ease.…So in my Chapter 4.1 keyword collection,…I've got one clip in here.…It's of an interview, and I would just like to…navigate through it quickly.…Again, I can do this right here on Filmstrip view,…or I could go to List view,…which we saw in another exercise.…

But I'd like to see a little bit more of this clip,…so on the bottom right hand corner,…you'll see this is currently set All,…which shows just one filmstrip per clip.…If you need to, you can drag this scroll bar…to show more of a clip.…So right now, from here to here…represents one minute of a clip,…while from here to here represents…another minute of a clip.…I'm going to select this clip and actually hit…first of all, the space bar to stop.…And you'll notice that I kind of want to…get through this slate and not hear…

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10/12/2015

Most professionals agree that one way to become more efficient with an editing program is to learn and use keyboard shortcuts. Final Cut Pro X is no exception to this rule. It has a wide range of keyboard shortcuts that can speed up many tasks and workflows, and options for tailoring keyboard shortcuts to the way you work. This course will focus on the most essential keyboard shortcuts for working with metadata, navigating in the timeline, and editing footage, as well as methods for customizing shortcuts with Final Cut's Command Editor.